Let me go ahead and start this off with saying that I hate the term “working mom,” because I believe even stay-at-home-moms are also WORKING moms. Mom-life ain’t easy and whichever path you choose; you are going to be putting in work. What I also know, is that wh .... Read More
Thank you cards are an excellent way to practice gratitude. Intentional gratitude practice does wonders for the soul, but also for your business plan. We attract the energy we put out. When we’re internally in the mode of “me, me, me” people can tell whether we op .... Read More
Perfecting Your Elevator Pitch
Elevator pitches are extremely important for entrepreneurs in any relationship-building interaction. It is exactly what it sounds like; a pitch that is as long as an elevator ride. In other words, a brief, persuasive speech that you can use to spark interest in what your organization does. Thi .... Read More
The Four Best Practices for Creating the Perfect Elevator Pitch
Imagine this. It’s Tuesday, you are riding the elevator up to the fifth floor of your office. The elevator stops on the second floor and your CEO hops on. “Hi,” they say. “What do you do?” You have three floors to nail what to say and no idea where to begin - what do you do? Maybe this exac .... Read More
How to Use Business Skills to Help You Succeed as a Parent
eWomenNetwork member , Sharon Ballantine, The Premier Parenting Coach , learned the hard way that parenting-by-demand wasn’t going to cut it. Faced with teenagers who grunted instead of speaking to her, she knew something had to change. Finally, an “aha” moment brought her to her senses tha .... Read More
Motherhood, Mental Illness and The Other Mermaid
eWomenNetwork member , Julia Sutton, shares her heart-breaking journey about the challenges of being a caregiver to family members who suffer from mental illness, including her brother and her son. It has consumed her, and now she is on a mission to eradicate the stigma around childhood ment .... Read More
The Power of Motherhood, Pain and Entrepreneurship
She calls herself a storyteller, strategist and student of pain. Elayna Fernandez was raised in poverty in a shack in the Dominican Republic. She was beaten every day of her young life. Today she is transforming mothers around the world through her coaching, speaking, award-winning blog and n .... Read More
